Poster session

Results are in: Best Posters at ESP LAC 2023

3rd place

Gabriela Mallea-Rebolledo, Universidad de Chile

Co-authors: Victor H. Marín Briano, Luisa E. Delgado Isasi

Poster title: Valoración Social y Ecológia de la Biodiversidad de Aves y Mamíferos Marinos en dos Localidades de la zona costera Norte de Chile

2nd place

Ana Catalina Copier Guerrero, Universidad de Chile

Co-authors: Luisa Delgado, Víctor H. Marín, Rodrigo Pardo, Gabriela Olivares, Paula Soto, Camila Viveros

Poster title: Sobre la falta de manejo integrado de la cuenca del río Maipo: resultados de un modelo DPSIR

1st place

Magaly Aldave, Centro transdiciplinario de estudios FES-Sistémicos

Co-author: Elizabeth Cárdenas-Quispe

Poster title: La voz de los niños en la conservación del humedal urbano y Sitio Ramsar Pantanos de Villa en Lima Metropolitana, Perú

 

Best Posters receive free publications at One Ecosystem

All posters were automatically enrolled in the election for the best ESP poster award. Conference participants could vote for the best poster via the conference app or the conference event platform. During the closing session on Thursday, the top three posters were awarded prizes from Pensoft Publishers. The winners were also awarded a free ESP membership for one year.

In a years-long tradition, One Ecosystem and the journal’s publisher, Pensoft, became part of an ESP conference by supporting active scientists who won their peers’ votes during the conference.

The authors of the three Best Posters at the conference each received a full waiver for a publication in One Ecosystem in recognition of their novel work and contribution to ecosystem health and sustainability. The awardees were selected based on the votes of the delegates submitted during the event via the conference app.

In addition, the 2nd and 1st place winners received a year of free ESP membership, and the 1st place winner received a full waiver of the fee for a future ESP conference of their choosing.

Similar awards have been handed to awardees at several ESP conferences in the past as part of the sponsorship provided by the journal’s publisher Pensoft, but this is the first time, the collaboration between ESP and the open-access scholarly publisher extends outside Europe. Both parties are motivated to make this into yet another tradition.

Find who won the Best Poster awards at last year’s 4th European conference on the One Ecosystem website.

 

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